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Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Unf0s-tunnto Death

Anpfa Conrad, wife of Charles Fl.
kittinRer, Jr, formerly of this city,
died ~ shs residence of her husband in
Seattle, Washington Territory, on the
9,h inst, after a short illness. DR..
AlttinEer ST., was present to attend to
her. but h!s skill WAS not sufficient to
al leviAte her suffering. She was the
Youngest Of three sisters of Harry G.
Conrad, Eco OF this city, all OF whom
died In little over . year after their
On arrtage. and while surrounded wi b
every thing calculated to make lie do
sitaole. Her many friends In this city
Will be panied to hear of her untimely
death.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Red dreaded Girls and whits Horse

sd.Hssdod Girls and White Horses,
Here's . red headed girl and there'l
= white horse" remarked . we'll know
sporting man who was walking down
Market street with q rerOrter
what do you mean?" he was asked
Didn't you ever hear that before?
Every time you meet red hexG ed Rirl
yOu will SEE q white horse"
Half block further another red i.
headed girl was met.
"Where's your white horse now?"
asked the reporter.
There's one turning the next cor.
ner." he replied, and turo enough,
around the corner cams q white horse
drawing q dray.
"They never fail, tell You. have
been saying. HERE'S o red. headed girl
and there's Q white horse for fifteen
years. I've never got left yet"
After parting the reporter met one
more red headed girl, and looking for
the white horse, was not surprised toI
zee car Iass drawn by two c! them.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
The Great Lot Sale,

The great lot sale of Peter j. Ford
Will take place to morrow At Q o'clock
On the premises. A hack will leave
Sixth and Market streets ct l As p. m.
for the lots, which are located In the
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth wards.
THESE lois are oil elieibly located, row.
ptog into many MS the populations grows
And Improvements increase. The terms
gre WITHIN the reach Of almost every
body.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

John Newell, James Kenny and
Peter McGlinchy. for drunkenness,
were each fined 81 snd costs. John
No On aud John Mcguire were com.
mitted until IL 90 ock.
Joseph Thomas, colored. for i'll treat
ing his wife. was ord cred to find bail In
500 To keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

pRiCES kEDU JED-SIRLOlN sY1sK
\ ~ centl q pound; rib roast IS caats q
oound; rump steak Is con;s q pount; rouno
steak 2 pounds for rs cents; chuog fco,n Q t.
" cents pound; plate and brisket cents G
pound; corn beef o, to ~ cents a pound.
market. m2stf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

.-tnHY A MIDDLE.AuED
dts..lon to work on a fs.m
ns...t~an. Address W. b. 7. tilis
D. WsiNAA' lH3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Bae ball.

The following games were played
yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures, s; st. Louis
Raltimore-Bsltimore, IA; Cleveland,
New York-Brooklyn. %; Cincinnati.7.
New York - Metropolitan, Z; Louis.
vile, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 3; Bos-
ton, q.
ohicaeo-Chicaso, 8; Pittsbnrg, 6.
New York-New York, 9; Washing.
ton, 3.
Dstroit-Detroit, z; Indiar spolie, s.
Toronto-Toronto, 10; Jersey City, z
Standardization, 2; Ne wark, /.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

tr,n--,oooo LADY AHEN Is ~
a's,Yssnns iI Agent, svsrsg =
w o.nur,, san You! al ao9u. Il
IN dsiF- LITTLE. 50 Lakeside
~ Cht,sgo, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Mems

lhst'pc-tip Congress- CALLERS at r. b.
cpos's, q 9 Market street; prices lowe sb
in town fCr all KINDS OF summer Il Of
Welr.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

F.m,I-oArvAsshM,, y, I1 ,I s0'
| Ilck GoeiSS .,lvsrUste, BOOKS, enset'
y ssi Ia no .. nav nav to energetic wots-
I, ~ WI TIIH 4 CO.. Pnilsdeiph'a.
q. H. h nn.,oro. Manager, : re-"
bpE q L inImintton. Del. l'-so i'N-
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

.,,r, aALf-tkows W nltE
\ ,,,vste fsS.ily. from coun ry
~ \ ,Yi, 10 DIR, MOKhlSOh, and
N. NY j9-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

wv \ "a srIte ir an office BY q lazy
NJ . y, reference. Address -
y gl1's''u 10 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

For Ladies', Misses ana Children,
Men aud boys, slippers and low c,t
shots; prices lowest in town Bah
COOKS, 206 Market street, above Second
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

FaNiEIEs's, IA Hsin o'ths Valley - I.
! sis ~ n ,osS hands . spscisity. 40,
I IT eaR ,ps = Tron. street, sne ~ y
d No. ~ wilmington, .Dsi .,,s
r k I: i 20 ,sll the came.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

. il:s,,,;ts r.4 Virtue oe .
aSpS S'sS to ppblis 's as, TO me directed
s,l, Ia q & h,eI. Msxa iva not 81
no County, Def '0rgss HunaredI
HE,,UUss SATURDAY.
A, uA a',, or JUNE, 1887,
,',,'.l described 's, a,. real estate, viz.
iss1ss,,ssa Now Gsafi.. i il ,1 ST.
Ss to Wit bounded and dd0s Sasy,, and
s ss esrss s' n is' tho H. east Side o,
".Sssss i W.. Houston a sss,
s,os Or a''s h., al, .irs sss' n Of norway
as iisi5s; isoasse '1 s,, ,nOa:h SIDE ai ~
a' o. AID Bo % The souIhea,stt street
.c@s q - Srss:a l sSs5sss;.. ami t sUtass
va, % lSGniIei s. snS S'i.ttssinilE ten
saa Log md eiS. @oIs Or ia. sl Ti,s
s:,a y As1lss execution ss al ,hise.
1T, aa,i T. sI ~ Sarah s. appv yOp-
''' w!jnia,sssooSS' Sheriff
IN'tod.is'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

k7771,-YALF HRJwN WHITE
", Y h, fousswofs; reference re-
~ rs lUA MeC ANN, seventh
Ms ls2t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

fyr1I,-l YOUNG MAN VIII IL
,rs,,lsrls1,e IA ths drug busi-
,ss,.,s iruty.s. this Office. ls'2s
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
rus sALk.

bLLE-ChEAP, lEO. o VICTOR
ari Machine, ls..lca Pony Mill,
NIL Ma1ais,t1Ie; Diamond burr
IM,chlne, with2 Diamonds; l pair
PIN. The Lb9yo macd'Dury as good
III will he sJit cheap, h.DhY EFT +
|, fsliey Mill,, p U. Coocbt' Bridge,
bill, County. Dsl. m2'-s0d. 6t-2twt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

IlI y h. v ss;s,. sn 1.s.sf.n.' 80 8
pSb,s nsip !" ~ soo,mmodatsd ty
y hrill'S, az !, lSs.on intslligoh,s Or
TT ha M .i,.a i2o-n
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Wsstsd.

[I,,. ,rK To SUI E En. y
pinaw ~ instAstly sna s,yss,.
- y smnrss, NS mai I,s, sarss
" d. ~ Of hb wonders. IN.
bbaI alS IN az snd evening, rssn.
10 w. q y 1. Lsnhar.. " sr,:., u
y BY IN sc,,rL,Is, IL f'N e ssa III.
sWssi w, me has tsstsd Nv 80
Ins1d' \ '~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
JOB Lot

ladies' plain. lasting, lace shoe, small
eiz-s only t6c. worth 81 25-Babcock's,
20G Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

/ sALE-9 OK Q GERMANTOWN
srisgessll 10 sod Tor repairs at
n age is:tV o. JOAN WALrHER.
} tVsr Make. Il. bri1gs, II not called
lhin 20 days Il.eod.4t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

FrtA LOBBY, tthS r-O-ASS
~, ..a,a, Eitrc;s. s'Gtins prlce
Lst n Ep. ;lis Office. IS
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

: SALE-A NEW sSTORY BRICK
Ponse, with ali moie-n I'm orovemenis,
and aon'tost', Eery little cath
Low nEuleitso at onoe. Apply
Qlnce. l7-bt1
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

I,tfg-A WHIT tltL FOX
',,F,sl hO.sewSrK at Sill NApBnIen
" .9-2ta
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Yellowstone National Park

Tho entire trip will occupy IT DAY ,snd ten
tpent aIlong the wonders OF tho Parz, With
spec ial fscilitie3 for viowirg tho Marve lous
Not Springs AMI ueyso-s. tho Falls OF tie
Yellowstone, GRAND Oanon OF tho yellow.
stone Yollowftone Lake. etc On tho out.
ward Journey hslts will DO made at Oh icaeo
M tlwaukee, the Beautiful Iells OF tho Wi,
cconsin. st. Paul, Minneapolis, ard Labe
minnetonsa; and on the return nc kisgar:
fa.is. Also seven summer Trips ia July.
W. RAYMOND. i. A. WhITCOMB.
As-Send for descriptive circular, desigrat-
Ing whether Yellowstone National Park
Tour or book OF Seven summer Trips is dc.
Fired.
II. r SHIELDS. Agont for Raymond's
vacation Excursions, III south Niush
street under continental HOteD,
PhiladospDIa, Ia i93t'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

A TTENA1Dm.-aA1A- PRISONS bk
"A string puro drGyp End chemicals, OF
whiting thofr prescriptions or private 70,
oofpts carefully compounded with pure ma
tSrtalg sholid 90 TO che drug store OF
Il. X. BRlNf+HUH5T
No III Il Rfke.strsst, Wilmington Dol
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

mi lo,,,,s,on, HOUSE IN
"s'-'abton 81. iSl,s
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

y, aianaHsh,,ss SILK UMBRELLA
N, s.' '1s''' 4! !; +:
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenses Inciud. d.

Parties Ct limited siz, will leave Phiiad ell.
phia, MONDAY. July IS, and Mopday, Au.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

~, WITH nNs.DlAY, A OANavx
,SsihOlo r, wax wings ana q da a. !
A'olison e.iee, VIII TO paid II len
l., -, I9.Dth
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

SALb-LAHIk AND SMALL
unaaNsn wagons at fair prices.
@,lecian OF bus'nsFs wagons. W.
lOhD, 9at and rfonch et5. sSQ.3m
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

(llaS,r'SSo,ts.t ar-srEAM FEED
ei:'nd..'Iat: 1.-Two l"o ,un Of stones ~
('Aha' Del. ji-tu, Iii, sim
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Mlsarable-ess.

The most wonderful and marvellous
success, in cases where persons are sick
or pning away from a condition of miser
ableness that no one knows what ails
them (proiltab]e patients for doctors), Is
obtained by the use of Hop Bitters. They
begin to cure from the first dose, and keep
it up until perfect health and strength is
restored.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

saLt-SluUK, GOOD WILL
N M, aiIo'ea o. the Jasino Of Music.
u'ai' PISA al a reasonable figaro
- INKS. ". II. CARROLL.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

(iiHagI, !ssTIJRr; Also or :.
d. ,.lO ". OH st. je.Iatt ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

sALE-A thORSE UPRlGAT
N . .lslne snd DO i'r and conneo.
N%Ips'e. Apply al onco 10 d,
WISE VII SUeet, E2p-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

slls-t,poo LARGE CHESTNUT
Sa;, suitable Y for telegraph poles. AID.
, ts.LIr IL ULAkk h o., coax
'''s''' al6-2m
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Bread
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lad I'D
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

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The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
Mort de Ia Tille . Darbe.

LIE 20 avril est morte a Detroit, Mich,
de diphtherie, Mile Emile Landry,
plut6t connue CONNIE la lille d barbe.'
Cette jeune file. qui 6tait vraiment
une bizarrerie de la nature, await envi.
ron 10 on Id ans ct 6tait native de Ia
paroisse Terrebonne. Son pere, fer
mier de cette paroisse, Y demeura tou-
jours, tandis que Nine Landry, la more
d,Emilie, Paccompagnait dams SEES vow
ages. II y a environ trois ans, NJ. Eu.
gene Robinson, le propri6taire du
Dime Museum 4 la Nouvelle-O Orleans
entendit parler de CO phenomena ct Sc
rendit dams la paroisse Terrebonne on
Il passa IN contrat avec SEES parents
pour Eexhiber. La ,jeune file, oui
await alors nne dizaine d'ann6ss, await
le corps convert, de la tote aux pieds,
dune 6paisse c~roissance chevelue ct
pessedait D belle barbe dun brun
i6ger, conleur de SEES eIeveux. Ellie
parnt d'abord gu public au Dime Mu-
scum de Robinson. on ellie attira beau
coup Fattention ellie a depuis voyage
dams tout le pays. Tomb6e malade d
Minneapolis, la semaine derniere. ellie
s'est rendue avee sa mere d Detroit, OH
ellie est morte mercredi. Son corps,
apres avoir etc embaume, d etc ramen6
en- Louisiane.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
Ea Tribu Kiowa.

St-Louis, 25 avril-Une depeche spe,
ciale de Fort Worth, Tex, dit au'on s
reeu DIES n%ouvelles de l'agence indienne
a Anadarko, qui annoncent qu'une
grande excitation u r6gue en- Get en-
droit, a la suite de c~ertains actes de la
tribu Kiowa.
L'alarme IA etc donnee, il y Il une Sc
maine, ct tout faisait presager une re
prise des hostilit6s. Quanal Parser,
chef de la tribu Comanche, a h~eureuse-
ment reussi a maintenir c~elle-ci ct a
i%nfluencer l'el6ment lie plus sam de la
tribu Kiowa.
Les vols de bestiaux avaient deja
commence.
Une partie de cette derniere tribu
await deja fait une battue generate
dams lie pays, pen6tre dams les resi-
denees ct effraye femmes ct e%nfants.
Leurs demonstrations 6taient telies,
a Pecole d'Anadarko, que les enfants
en- etaient terroris6s. :
Les troupes des Etats- Unis ava !.
etc misses au courant de ce Qui SO p y
salt ct lie capitaine Hall s'etait dec A
q ne livrer aucun ration anx KioM 81
recalcitrants. ~
Les principaux chefs ont etc arrates
yendredi dernier, ct, au reeu de cette
n%ouyelle, les Kiowas ont abandonn6
leur Component, y eompris leurs wa
CONS, ETC., emmenant avec eux femmes,
%enfants, ainsi que tous leurs chevaux,
q n ratification sur la montague
Rainy, situee a environ quarante miles
d,sAnadarko. Les troupes SO sont im-
e;aos~S-l- naursa;fa Of
ont 6tabli leur eaTapsment sdHfIslas1ss
chita, a hut miles de Ia position in.
dienne.
La mutt suiYante elies SO sont in
stallees au pied de la montague. A la
suite dc pourparlers qui ont dur6 trois
Jours, les indiens ont consenti a liyrer
tons les recalcitrants aux troupes sta
tonnes pres du fort OIL Pom pourrait
les %snryeiller facilement. Ces der.
nieres sont de retoar a Anadarko avee
les prisonniers.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
Notice to Teachers Of Public Schools

PREACHERS of Public Schools in The palisa
Z of st. Landry are hereby notified ths.s
: Teachers Institute ? will be held at LalsS.
cite, La, commencing on Monday, May W,
and that those desiring to attend can d sesa
full pay. and ail are urged to attend. Reaae'
cd rates of travel will be extended to them
For further particulars apply to Leonce +
l.lttell, Secretary of the School Board,
LAURENT DUPRE,
President School Board,
April 80 'S7s22t. Parish of St. Landry
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
Il. 4. T A N s e Y.
Land al "A Rau.n.asaa.

Land at a Bargain.
sHE east half Of section 1 township 5 soutl
~ Of range 3 east, containing 800 and 20ll0G
acres. situated ON Bayou Bmuf, St. Landry,
% miles from the L. & P. Railroad.
Lois NO IL 3, 4, 5 and 6, and south hall
OF the northwest quarter. and the northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section 80,
township , Range 3 east, situated iii the par.
ish ct Avoyelles, near McCoy's ferry.
Will be sold cheap for cash. or one. third
cash and balance in one and two years
A. PERRAULT.
Opelousas, July 25. Agent.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
NOTICE.

HERE will be q meeting of tho Centfsi
st. Landry Protective Livestock Assoes
alton at tho school house in Bellevue, on las
g Saturday tl4th dayl Of May. All menlos.s
bring with them refreshments for a jolly rs
NC. In the evening an attempt will be maas
TO organize q Farmers Alliance.
April 30, 'E7. A. DIMMICK. Secy,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
A Great Involvement.

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All new cash in advance subscribers and VI
old ones who will pay their subscriptions I
counts TO this paper in full to date and on
year in advance, will be presented with da
years subscription to the
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= s slxtesn;page Agricultural magazine. ps
IND, n which is rapidly taking rank asopa5
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country. Or We will present them a
Treatise ON the Horse
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this animal Or we will present them win
a copy of
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

Tn terrible cyclone, accompagne de
tourbillons ct de tempetes de grele, a
pass6 SUI n grande etendne du Kan
sas, du Missouri ct de rArkansas, le
81, causant de grands dommages aux
prophecies, tuant ct pleasant beaueoup
dc personnes. Les comics de Bates ct
de Vernon, No., ont souffert conside-
rablement ct Pom ne volt de toutes
parts que des debris /; six personnes y
ont etc tn6es ct plusieurs antres ont
recu dc serieuses pleasures. Dams lie
comic dc Linn, Kan. on compile dix
sept morris ct nne cinquantaine de bles-
ses. LIE meme soir, Ia Wills de Hun
tington. dams 10 Mississippi, a etc pres
Reimbursement d6trnite par un cyclone.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
WI. A. DAUPHHN,
New Orleans La.

n I'm That he presence of Gen.
.I-suAAIsAAl1A erals ~BEAUREGARD and
EARLY, ssho ore IL charge of he Drascia,gs, Is
g guarantee OF absolute fairness and Integrity.
that The chances are an eouol, and that no ore
can possibly diDtae aehat nanaber auiN drap a
prize.
.REMEM Der that The payment of all Phi.
zes Is GUARANIEED By FOUR M
IIONAL BANKS, and she tickets are signed
BIZ Tie President of an hesitation, arh0se char.
tered rights are recognized IN The highest Courts;
therefore, besOaye Of inaisations aud anonymous
schenes.f
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
RIGHT rom SALE,

s = gooa opening for a man of energy and
sina1 capital is offered in the sale of the Pat.
eng Right for the parishes Of st. Landry and
lafayette for the manufacture and sale IT In
Wlldermnth Bed Spring, the simplest and
most perfect adjustable bed spring ever in.
vented. The Right will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply at this Office, or to
p. A.JUGE,
llIlo-IIa Opeieusas. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
donnaissance que doit Posseder
I'D oelui qui Dirige une Ferme.

Y Pour remplir les devoirs de direc.
teur dune ternle, il ne faut pas etre
m ~agriculteur ordinaire, IN h0mme
sane connaissances ii fault ayoir fait
DIES 6tudes speciales en- agriculture,
ay0ir deja beaucoup pratiqu6 ; car, bien
que la science agricole embrasse toutes
pRnshselenGa az prgte . toutes son appui,
Zion ponr bien cultiver, il faut encore
Sire savant praticien, attendu quill
nest pas de science qni pr6sente plus
de- difficulties dams ~rex9cution pratique
que Part de cultiYer la terre.
Qntre les connaisfances ,nEatiques,
wSelui qui est charge u5aaes9uRIrection
dune grande ferme dot encore faire
preuve dune grande force de carae-
t6re et dune grande impassibilit6,
avoir laesprit droit ct iuste, en- un mot
av0iE Iesprit Qui convent 4 son 6tat.
c'est-a-dire ne laisser rien d d6sirer
dams rint6Tet de la mission importante
qui lui est confiee.
III pOuETait8tre ~snrprenanta I'm grand
nombre dc ~cultfvateurs d'exiger autant
de SAVIOR dc Ia part de celui aui est ap-
pei6 q diriger une ferme, quand ces
n1sEnes eultivateurs refusent q leurs en-.
fants lavantage d'6tre mites aux pre-
niers principles dc agriculture dams
nos ecoles d'~agricnlture, ct qui Sc mo
Quent dun voisin qni aurait Gu la bonnie
idsa d'envoyer o enfant d nne 6cole
d'agriCulture on snr une ferme modele
Oh les operations Sc font avec intelli.
9ence ct avec Ia plus grand success.
G,ast Justenlent q cause de ces fausses
id6es que Ion entretient, que l'agricui.
ture se traine p6niblsment dams For
niere de Ia routine Ut qaaelle ue dome
que de fables produits dams IN trop
grand nonlbre de fernles.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07
LAdvertissr. Lafayette, paroisse La.
fayette, dn % ayril

L'Advertiser, Lafayette, paroisse La.
fayette, dn 90 avril:
Nous avons w Crowley, paroisse
Acadie. Pour j arriver, nous avons,
d'abord, parconru pendant dix miles.
une belle prairie. III y a deux ans,
c'6tait IN waste espacey on Pom n'aper.
cevait que de Fherbe il Y await tres
peu de maisons. Aujourd,hui toute Ia
contr6e est couverte de cottages entou-
res de jardins. d,arbres fruitiers.
Quand nous sommes arrives, II y
await me grande animation. Trente
ouyriers 6taient en- train de batir dies
maisons pour la vile, qui a environ I'm
mile carr6, an nord du Pacifque dn
Sud. Les rues ct les sont
larges. De chaque cote DIES avenues.
II y q des eh6nes hants de he pfeds. on
les q pTis dansIa for6t, d un mile an
nord-ouest de la vile.
lie d~6barcadere dbl chemin de fer eat
cilarmanG. II Sc trouye, toni auprss.
m waste hotel, oui peut logger comfort.
ablement de 40 d SO h0tss. a notra
eltfee aFhotel, nous ayoas 6t6 admira-
element accueillis par deux danes de
Rayne-Mmes r. g. Clark CT w. W.
Duson ; elles faisaient les pr6paratifs
pour la reception de- y~isiteurs ani de-
Wait avoir lien, To Iendemain.
In vile b deux wastes maaasins.
~pflarmacie, une 6curie, une chau-
dronneFie. une waste 6cole, deux chan.
tiers dc bois, avec deax on trois wagons
CT camions toajours occupies d porter
le boIs de construction.
Crowley MA que quatre mois dsexis-
tenca Hy arrive, tous les jours, des
changers, pour s,y 6tablir ct y acheter
DIES propri6f6s.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

Une dame de Paris u etc bien eton-
nee en- revenant chez ellie, apres une
absence de quinze jours, de trouver un
homme mort dams sa chanlbre une en-.
quote a r6vele que c'6tait un voleur
frapp6 d'apoplexie an moment OH il
allait TRAVELLER.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

George Williams ct Ebenezer Green,
deux descendants de Cham, a st. Louis,
ont parie $40 d qui mangerait le plus
d'pufs bouillis durs sans boire Green
a renonc6 au dix septieme euf ct Will
liams a gagne en- en- absorbant dix-huit,
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La Vaccination contrc la Feure jaime.
-Au cours de la derniere seaDce de
1'Academie DIES sciences, de Paris, NJ.
Nulpian a constat6 les heureux resul,
tats de la vaccination contre la fievre
jaime, pratiquee a Rio de Janeiro. sur
pres de 1000 individus vaccin6s, HUT
settlement ont etc atteints de la mala
die.
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gHSWOL Large Black Sows will, ears almos,
n torn Old, and three black shoafs. have
been ranging in and around the undersigned,s
place for the past six months. The shoafs
are marked with q hole in the right ear and 4
sspllI II the lett. These animals are bad fence
ereakers, and the owner is requested to paw
t tbaa Inns E1; advertisement, call n get them, or
such cases. mo III IA ~ ~ s np ~
April 81, 49,.
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Un train sc composant de vingt sept
chars pleins de fret qui await etc laisse
sur la vote du Central Vermont a Hur
ling Crossing, Vt, le 81, ct auquel au.
cune locomotive n'etait attachee, s'est
snbitement mis- en- marche a raison de
~cinquante miles d rhenre ct s'est heur-
te contre un autre train quill a demoli.
II est bon de dire que CO train-la des-
cendait n pente tres rapide, ce qui
expliQne paccident.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

Les Mexicains amendent leur consti-
tuition de facon a permettre r6lection
du president pendant deux termes sue
~cessifs, ct celia parce qu'ils considerent
que NJ. Diaz est indispensable CONNIE
president dams. ce moment.ci.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

Une statue de John C. Calhoun a Ste
d6voilee mardi d Charleston devant une
foule considerable par six jeunes des-
cendants du grand homme d'Etat; lie
secr6taire Lamar a prononc6 un long
discours d cette occasion.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-07

La succession de M. Paul Tulane est
pobjet dun litige entire SEES heritiers a
Trenton, NJ. j.
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land, toGNIefOis, ma pas nestle a ordon-
4 P~evacuation de cette reserve par
M blancs, ce qui cansera lie plus Sc
rieux d6triment aux families qui ont
investi la tout CO qu'elles possedaient
ct sly etaient fixees de bonnie fol.
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AND us DISEASES.

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Pour Iuge de District.

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place de Juge du 13e District Judiciare, COM
pose des paroisses st. Landry ct Acadie, a la
prochaine election.
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